Dycom Industries (DY) traded 2.8 million shares against a thirty-day average of 466 thousand shares — 6.0 times its own norm, or $871m changing hands. The price fell 11.6% to $310.91.
Across twelve months the stock has traded between $252.01 and $535.20, and today leaves it 21% up that band — neither end of it. The peak was May 28, 2026 (64 sessions ago), the floor September 9, 2025 (251 sessions ago).
The stock is down 22.8% over five sessions, down 26.7% over a month, up 23.4% over the year. The week and the year point in opposite directions. It closed below its thirty-day average price by 24.0%.
High to low, the session covered 9.4% of price — well beyond the 4.7% this stock averages over thirty sessions. The close gave most of it back, settling only 26% up the day's range. It was the 7th session running lower.
Worth $12bn, the company sits 133 of 201 by size within industrials. The sector as a whole finished +1.0%, leaning the other way.
From an open of $326.91 the price ranged down to $303.26 and up to $332.38 before closing on $310.91. That is 23.4% above the year's $252.01 floor and 41.9% under its $535.20 ceiling.
Turnover of $871m compares with $145m on an average session for this stock, so participation was well above its own norm. Against the year, today ranks between the +25.8% best and the -11.6% worst day.
Recent form has been the other way, 18 of the last thirty sessions closing down against 11 up. Its strongest single day in the past year was +25.8% on May 27, 2026, its weakest -11.6% on August 26, 2026.
Its size-neighbours in the sector did not follow — Moog (MOG.A) +1.9% and GENERAC (GNRC) +2.4% — which argues for something particular to this company. DY placed 104th of 986 on money traded.
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